San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-06
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Condensed
and Boiled Down.

March fire losses were $40, 900. or
100000 above the average.
| Palestine has a 81, 500 blaze-residenc
| ofJ. z. Oils.
One more OF the wounded Connor out
| laws is dead.
The election Of Martin to succeed Rea-
gan was made on very light vote.
The third annual session of the Texas
live stock association meets In Waco.
st. Louis municipal assembly downs
the new bridge scheme.
Gar will not permit Russia to take
part in the Paris exposition OF 1889.
US. steamer Pensacola, sails from
Athens for Leghorn.
The Russian railway is completed to
Chsrdjui, Bokbara.
The republican gain In Springfield.
Ohio. is l 100 over last falls election.
The Colonial conference Ia in session
at the Foreign Office. London.
The Scotch millers demand II tax upon
foreign flour.
Secretary Manning's health lie improv-
ing. lie walks out and rides out daily.
John Sullivan and his smuggling crowd
were received BY Cleveland yesterday.
The revolt against the Ameer grows
so widespread that he Is seriously
| alarmed.
| Emperor william, grown stronger,
desires TO be present at the military
manuvres this summer.
Prlncesses Sophia and Margaret, of
| Prussia, have passed their examinations
for confirmation.
| City of Peeking with 100 Chinese ar.
| rives at San Francisco, with smallpox
on board.
- Lord Selborne makes savage attack
| upon The Irish priesthood on Liberal Un-
| ionist.
Galveston has $50, 900 blaze; League
building, corner Twenty-first street and
Strand.
The New York postoffice registry
clerk was given little rope and skipped
to Canada.
Waco oolored damsels quarrel and an
attempt at poisoning lands one Of them
In Jail.
Officers capture % head of stolen
horses on North Llano river, % miles
from junction City.
The Hotel de Monte, news of burning
of which at Monterey, CAL, was given
yesterday. will be rebuilt.
The New Orleans cotton difficulty re-
suits In a pistol fight between the fac
tons.
Columbia, S. c., reports the lynching
OF five negroes, who murdered a white
boy, for informing on them for theft.
The interstate law seems to give the
politicians more trouble than 1t does the
railroads.
The elections in Illinois, Michigan,
Ohio and Wisconsin, yesterday, are ia
vorable to republican success in 1888.
Kansas City goes republican by a
handsome majority In municipal cleo
ton.
John Bull wants s., OOO, 900 from Hayti
in settlement Of old claims, or else Tor
tugas island.
Strassburg garrison reinforced by 5000
men; troops quarter In the city, bar
racks being crowded.
Holman taflies the New York Herald
about that l5,0C0 democratic majority
for the democracy in Indiana in 1883.
The National drill entries divide at
tention with the interstate commerce
commission.
National bank repositories are not
obliged to redeem trade dollars under
the late act.
A schooner went ashore near Nam
tuckett, Mass, in Saturday. storm and
her crew are considered lost.
The Colonial conference appoints
committee TO tender the Queen Jubilee
congratulations on the part Of the col
onies.
The Irish police inspectors who mur-
dered Hanlon at Youghal will be re-
leased by the government.
The demonstration that is organizing
against coercion, to be held in Hyde
Park Monday next, will be an imposing
one.
The government enforcement of
cloisture has caused such discomfort
that it will be impolitic for them to
force debate on coercion to close.
recently arrived mail steamer,
brings the news Of sharp earthquake
shocks at st. Thomas and st. Kits,
March 22nd.
Creston, Iowa, has a lyncbing bee.
The victim was a farmer named Nc
Kenzie, who murdered his tenant three
weeks since.
Montgomery, Alabama, is running op.
position to the big drill at Washington,
on the color line, and will give an inter-
state drill in June.
Five judges and clerks of election in
the first ward, Baltimore, convicted Of
conspiracy to defraud. Penalty, two
years.
The eighty women employed In the
United States treasury department will
be increased to leo. There is a great
demand for places.
Bids will be received at st. Louis for
Indian supplies for the year ending June
30, 1888. Among the supplies will be 3d.
$1,000 pounds Of beef on hoof.
Austria lie once more represented at
the National capital. Baron Tavonia
was presented by Bayard to Cleveland
yesterday.
Archbishop Kenrick, of st. Louis,
Gusts Father O'Leary on account of the
Fathers sympathy with the Knights Of
Labor.
Charley A. Judd, of Sherman, makes q
second Intellectual attempt to commit
suicide on account of domestic infelici-
ties.
Bradley, the great Washington law
yer, disbarred for challenging Judge
Fisher at the close Of the war, is dead,
aged 81.